Synopsis in German
Dorothy Phillips again First National Star Dorothy Phillips is again to star for Associated First National. This time Louis B. Mayer will sponsor her in a film production of Avery Hopwood's well-known play, "Why Men Leave Home." John M. Stahl has been assigned to direct her.
Dorothy Phillips' previous First National starring vehicles have been "The White Frontier" or "Slander the Woman," Hurricane's Gal" and "Man, Woman, Marriage." These were all super features produced and directed by Allen Holubar.
As a stage offering "Why Men Leave Home" was one of the big successes of the past season in New York." (Close Up, Los Angeles, September 5, 1923, pg 12)
Why Men Leave Home
Directed by: John M. Stahl, USA, 1924
USA, 1924Szenenphoto aus Why Men Leave Home, © Mayer Productions
Cast and Credits
Production | Louis B. Mayer Productions |
Distribution | Associated First National Pictures, Incorporated |
Universum-Film AG (UFA), Berlin [(Germany)] | |
Producer | Louis B. Mayer [Presenter] |
Director | John M. Stahl |
Assistant Director | Sidney Algier |
Scenario | Sidney Algier [(as A.P. Younger)] |
Director of Photography | Sol Polito |
Editor | Margaret Booth |
Robert J. Kern | |
Art Director | Jack Holden |
Cast | Lewis Stone [John Emerson] |
Helene Chadwick [Irene Emerson] | |
Mary Carr [Grandma Sutton] | |
William V. Mong [Grandpa Sutton] | |
Alma Bennett [Jean Ralston] | |
Hedda Hopper [Nina Neilson] | |
Sidney Bracey [Sam Neilson] | |
E.H. Calvert [Arthur Phillips] | |
Lila Leslie [Betty Phillips] | |
Howard Truesdale [Dr. Bailey (as Howard Truesdell)] |
Technical specifications
Category: Feature Film
Technical Details: Format: 35 mm, 1:1,33 - Ratio: 1:1,33 - Black and White,, 8002 feet, 8 reels
Sound System: silent
First Screening: March 3, 1924 in USA
US Copyright: March 12, 1924 - ©LP.19986
Survival Status: Prints of this picture exist [Archiv: MGM Preservation]
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